SOLID WASTE

MANAGEMENT
• Zainab Zulaikhah (P1337433118009)
• Riska Wafiq AzizahP1337433118010)
• Irma Andriani (P1337433118011)
• Miski Durrotul Jannah (P1337433118012)
 “Waste management is a systematic, comprehensive and
sustainable activity that includes the reduction and handling of
waste. A temporary shelter is a place before garbage is transported
to an integrated recycling, processing and / or waste treatment site.
Integrated waste processing site is a place where collection, sorting,
reuse, recycling, processing and final waste processing activities are
carried out. Final processing site is a place to process and return
waste to the environment media safely for humans and the
environment”

(Law of Republic Indonesia No. 18 of 2008).

 SCOPE OF SOLID WASTE
MANAGEMENT

• Planning

• Administrative

• Financial

• Engineering

• Legal functions
Solutions might include complex inter-disciplinary
relations among fields such as public health, city
and regional planning, political science, geography,
sociology, economics, communication and
conservation, demography, engineering, and
material sciences.
 Six Functional Components of
the Waste Management System
1. Waste generation
2. Onsite handling, storage, and processing
3. Waste collection
4. Waste transfer and transport
5. Waste processing and recovery
6. Disposal
 Waste Management Problems
According to Dr Kumar from India, the major
problems affecting solid waste management are :
• Unscientific treatment
• Improper collection of waste
• Ethical problems
• Environmental degradation
• Water pollution
• Soil pollution
• Air pollution
 Community Participation in Solid
Waste Management

• Giving suggestion to government or

regional government
• Take a part in waste policy
formulation
• Be an agent of change
• Program from “a trash to cash”
• Keep nature alive, love nature much